Comparative — Essay Ideas and Connections (HSC SSCE English Advanced): Flashcards
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Two texts in Module A comparative study
Two texts in Module A comparative study
Hamlet & Dickinson's 8 poems
Hamlet's primary literary form
Hamlet's primary literary form
Soliloquies
Dickinson's poetic technique
Dickinson's poetic technique
Dash-fragmented lyrics
Hamlet's famous existential line opening
Hamlet's famous existential line opening
'To be, or not to be'
Dickinson Poem 40 first line
Dickinson Poem 40 first line
'I felt a Funeral, in my brain'
Hamlet's 'undiscover'd country' means
Hamlet's 'undiscover'd country' means
Death/the afterlife
Dickinson Poem 64 opening
Dickinson Poem 64 opening
'Much Madness is divinest Sense'
Shakespeare's context period
Shakespeare's context period
Renaissance
Dickinson's religious/philosophical influence
Dickinson's religious/philosophical influence
Calvinist isolation
Module A essay structure rule
Module A essay structure rule
Integrated comparison, never separate text discussion